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cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com revolutionizing an industry can be a tough act to follow, but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts payables each year. helping thousands of companies simplify how work gets done. how's that for an encore? with xerox, you're ready for real business. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> welcome back. our special coverage continues tonight. we've got on the telephone right now, don barelli, former
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the white house as you've heard is proposing this new airline travel tax. as you have seen stocks rallies, we'll hear from somebody who says investors should take profits now before a summer swoon kicks in. >>> and the names of five big-name brands on the verge of stings this year. you ma i be shocked to see the names on the list. all that and more. we look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour from here at the new york stock exchange. mean time, more "street signs" coming your way. 72. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. athey wonder how much fastere justthis thing could go?be. what if i took it down that hill? what if it weighed less or turned sharper? they know that things can always be better. we count ourselves among t
the white house as you've heard is proposing this new airline travel tax. as you have seen stocks rallies, we'll hear from somebody who says investors should take profits now before a summer swoon kicks in. >>> and the names of five big-name brands on the verge of stings this year. you ma i be shocked to see the names on the list. all that and more. we look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour from here at the new york stock exchange. mean time, more "street signs"...
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salary red sox taxes, luxury taxes in the american sport help control expenditure. they're just not available to european clubs because capping salary would be against european law. so they have to find other ways. they're desperate. they need to control costs they don't want costs to go up. they're losing money, they're in trouble. >> okay. and what damage do you think this will do if they're on strike for -- how long are they going to strike, for two weekends or three weekends? what damage will it do? >> to their pore lar support? probably not much. they might have to repay some tv money. that wouldn't be nice. see how this strike will have an effect on hollande will get what it wants. they just look degreedy and stupid, i have to say. >> fair point. peter, thanks very much indeed for that. peter bullen, european soccer writing for "sports it illustrated." let us know what you think about this, but with you know, are they going to look degreedy and stupid, these football clubs? e-mail us worldwide@cnbc.com. >>> to remind you where we stand with futures right now,
salary red sox taxes, luxury taxes in the american sport help control expenditure. they're just not available to european clubs because capping salary would be against european law. so they have to find other ways. they're desperate. they need to control costs they don't want costs to go up. they're losing money, they're in trouble. >> okay. and what damage do you think this will do if they're on strike for -- how long are they going to strike, for two weekends or three weekends? what...
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alaska, alabama, second and third-highest, this on top of federal taxes on beer. get what? tennessee has no state income tax, so i don't feel bad. >> any more states you would like to offend, by the way? >> i almost died in vermont skiing. >> oh, therefore, you're justified. >> yeah, that's why i have this niece thing here. >> thanks for watching. i'm off for a little while. i'll see you next tuesday. "closing bell" is next. >>> all aboard! ♪ >> was that you? >> anyone? anyone? yeah, that's in my earlier days in my career. welcome to the "crazy train" stock market. i'll bill griffeth. >> and i'm kelly evans. maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow. look at the swings again that we're seeing in the dow jones industrials average. we're down 114 points. yes, that might be a little "crazy train" playing. it's another day where investors have been fastening their seatbelts until the close. again, this is a day where we started positive, we gave up those gains, and now decisively so. can 15,000 hold? that's the question. >> tremendous volatility here. the only thing we're missing
alaska, alabama, second and third-highest, this on top of federal taxes on beer. get what? tennessee has no state income tax, so i don't feel bad. >> any more states you would like to offend, by the way? >> i almost died in vermont skiing. >> oh, therefore, you're justified. >> yeah, that's why i have this niece thing here. >> thanks for watching. i'm off for a little while. i'll see you next tuesday. "closing bell" is next. >>> all aboard! ♪...
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pay ordinary income tax on it. so many things as to why i love a roth ira. if you qualify for one, you should absolutely do it. i love them! let's see what else is trending. listen, nancy, the reason that you're seeing all these car companies now, or lenders -- banks make it so that you can have a car loan for five years, six years, seven years, even eight years in some circumstance, is so that you think you can afford a more expensive car because the longer the payback period, the lesser you're going to have to make in payments. my idea of a wise financial move is that you never buy a car that you have to finance for more than three years. is it gonna make a big difference in terms of interest rates? no, but you're spending too much money on a car. so if you can't afford the payments with a three-year loan, in my opinion, you can't afford it at all. now, let's go to webcam. lia in north carolina, ask me your question. >> hi, suze. when my girls turned 18, i got them each a credit card to start building their own c
pay ordinary income tax on it. so many things as to why i love a roth ira. if you qualify for one, you should absolutely do it. i love them! let's see what else is trending. listen, nancy, the reason that you're seeing all these car companies now, or lenders -- banks make it so that you can have a car loan for five years, six years, seven years, even eight years in some circumstance, is so that you think you can afford a more expensive car because the longer the payback period, the lesser...
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a few states don't collect sales tax. it means that everybody else in the country is subsidizing their employers. when you say it's bad for small business, i don't understand why. it's the small brick and mortar companies that are being hurt by the current law and, therefore, we're losing employment in states among small retail outlets not on the internet because we're subsidizing thee other states who don't collect the sales tax. >> senator ayotte, your response. >> my response is this is a big money grab from the states. can you imagine requiring these online businesses to collect for almost 9,600 tax jurisdictions throughout the country. talk about burdens on businesses. by the way, this is big retailers and business lining up for smaller online businesses to have to do their tax collection for states. it is so wrong. actually the last thing we should do and a precursor to other things they will try to grab using the internet including taxing the ber net in my view. >> i wasn't for if sales tax until i saw art laffer o
a few states don't collect sales tax. it means that everybody else in the country is subsidizing their employers. when you say it's bad for small business, i don't understand why. it's the small brick and mortar companies that are being hurt by the current law and, therefore, we're losing employment in states among small retail outlets not on the internet because we're subsidizing thee other states who don't collect the sales tax. >> senator ayotte, your response. >> my response is...
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cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ turn of event in the last 11 hours in the boston area. what you are looking at are pictures moments ago of the police and local law enforcement officials focusing in on what we believe is a home in watertown, massachusetts. this is where they have tracked down where this man hunt that has taken place has led them. this is a man hunt to chase a terror suspect in the boston marathon bombings. his brother, we believe they were two brothers who dhaerd out. his brother was killed earlier today running from police. we do -- we have been watching all of this and are watching now as this develop, but please, just in the last half hour have focussed in on a home in
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now he wants another tax increased. this guy is an alcoholic for higher taxes and he's looking for any excuse to try to get republicans into that breyer patch and the big difference between this fight over the sequester and the fiscal cliff, obama had the upper hand with the fiscal cliff but a big increase would happen automatically. now the republicans have the upper hand. if we do nothing, we finally slightly reduce the growth rate of federal spending. i know it gets jared and the keynesians all upset. it would be good for our economy. >> so far we have cut $1.5 trillion of spending over ten years and raised about $600 billion in taxes. if cutting spending helped the economy, we ought to be doing better than we're doing right now. now, i think you guys have a point about the tax increases. it matters less when you're talking about raising taxes on people who are no income or liquidity constrained, folks at the top the scale. but i take your point. i don't think it makes sense, for example, to say let's not do these cu
now he wants another tax increased. this guy is an alcoholic for higher taxes and he's looking for any excuse to try to get republicans into that breyer patch and the big difference between this fight over the sequester and the fiscal cliff, obama had the upper hand with the fiscal cliff but a big increase would happen automatically. now the republicans have the upper hand. if we do nothing, we finally slightly reduce the growth rate of federal spending. i know it gets jared and the keynesians...
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cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com (announcer) at scottrade, our cexactly how they want.t with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. awarded five-stars from smartmoney magazine. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. no they don't. hey son. have fun
cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com (announcer) at scottrade, our cexactly how they want.t with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local...
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cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money," i'm bertha coombs. i want to update you on the latest update from officials in boston on the boston marathon bombing. fbi special agent in charge says they have sifted through some 2,000 tips so far. he talked about the bomb. what went on in the making of those explosive devices. he said they were encased in pressure cookers and he detailed what they have gathered so far from the forensic evidence. >> among items partially recovered are pieces of black nylon which could be from a backpack. and what appear to be fragments of bbs and nails possibly contained in a pressure cook
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looking at the biggest tax hike we've seen since 1937 and gasoline prices at the highest level this time of year ever. we've got a lot of issues and everybody on this program keeps saying that spain is getting better. it is not getting better. every -- every metric you can look at in spain is getting worse, whether it's unemployment, whether it's retail sales, whether it's gdp, so this year we're going to see disruptions and a lot of volatility. i am bullish, but market is way too complacent, and we could see bigger air pockets than we're expecting. >> i couldn't agree more with that. i think the headline risk is going to come back into the market, and that is what's going -- that's the biggest danger to this rally which is definitely tone. >> so what do you think -- >> maria, the other thing, you could -- and the other thing missing is growth. can you talk about apple transitioning from a growth story to a value story, and that's all fine and good. most of the arguments for stocks right now are about valuations, book values, dividends, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. the growth is the
looking at the biggest tax hike we've seen since 1937 and gasoline prices at the highest level this time of year ever. we've got a lot of issues and everybody on this program keeps saying that spain is getting better. it is not getting better. every -- every metric you can look at in spain is getting worse, whether it's unemployment, whether it's retail sales, whether it's gdp, so this year we're going to see disruptions and a lot of volatility. i am bullish, but market is way too complacent,...
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he wants higher taxes for the successful. the nypd's successful strike. >> here we have jim gilmore and kelly-ann conway joining us again. i know the race isn't over but it looks like terry mcauliffe is going to win. what's going wrong? >> we have to count the votes, we don't want to be wrong. the answer to your question, if cuccinelli doesn't make it it's because he was told the material issues that might have won the majority in the election. for example, you made reference to the shutdown, and then he had the same stage with ted cruise and ron paul and surround that marriage. the most important thing in virginia, i do not believe the state is destined to be just a dem wra particular strong hold, i am convinced i own one. every interest group, every group. every section of the state. i never wrote off anybody and in addiction to those. so that's what i do, for example, when i offered to cut the car tax in half. northern sir virginia. >> thoers i applied. i want to ask you this with headquarters you spent some type, have you
he wants higher taxes for the successful. the nypd's successful strike. >> here we have jim gilmore and kelly-ann conway joining us again. i know the race isn't over but it looks like terry mcauliffe is going to win. what's going wrong? >> we have to count the votes, we don't want to be wrong. the answer to your question, if cuccinelli doesn't make it it's because he was told the material issues that might have won the majority in the election. for example, you made reference to the...
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>> this report showing that tax loopholes actually exceed the amount of tax revenue paid by american corporations is really consistent with other recent reports, one of which showed that 30 of america's largest corporations spent more money lobbying this congress. >> you call these loopholes and a lot of people will say they put these carve-outs in the law to incentivize certain behavior. why shouldn't companies take advantage of this? >> my concern is that overall at a time when corporate revenues are at historic high is that we cannot extend all of these tax preferences indefinitely. appreciation was done as part of an economic recovery act. we have recovered some and there is a question whether it ought to be done different we began this year on january 1 with a fiscal cliff deal that corporate america did not crypt a nickel to. before we place more burden on american families, we need to close loopholes. >> thank you very much. to josh lipton with the market flash. >> it is a sea of red but here is a spot of green for you. netflix, btig initiates coverage. rich greenfield talking
>> this report showing that tax loopholes actually exceed the amount of tax revenue paid by american corporations is really consistent with other recent reports, one of which showed that 30 of america's largest corporations spent more money lobbying this congress. >> you call these loopholes and a lot of people will say they put these carve-outs in the law to incentivize certain behavior. why shouldn't companies take advantage of this? >> my concern is that overall at a time...
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. >> the s&p tax on another 12. best three-day gain since the start of the year. discretionary materials for consumers lagging for the second day. homebuilders saw pending home sales ripped, highest in six years. kb homes report best estimates and lenonar will do the same thing. >>> investors keeping a close eye on blackberry. seema has the expectations. >> about four companies listing on the nasdaq today. a housing supply rose 18.07%. all eyes on blackberry as it gets set to report q numbers. analysts expecting 6 cents a share on revenue dollars, but the real focus will be on how many bb 10 devices it has been able to sell this quarter. investors say the q10 and z10 have been selling very well around the u.s. now, even with strong phone sales, blackberry still has some serious catching up to do in the mobile space, according to gartner research in 2012, blackberry made up just 2% of the world market. however, rising hope that blackberry can gain a more dominant position in the cell phone space has helped shares jump up 92%. >>> breaking news, the third of the gro
. >> the s&p tax on another 12. best three-day gain since the start of the year. discretionary materials for consumers lagging for the second day. homebuilders saw pending home sales ripped, highest in six years. kb homes report best estimates and lenonar will do the same thing. >>> investors keeping a close eye on blackberry. seema has the expectations. >> about four companies listing on the nasdaq today. a housing supply rose 18.07%. all eyes on blackberry as it gets...
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i think the first half of this year will suffer a little bit from the tax increases and possibly the spending reductions that are scheduled next week. but i see no reason that it won't take off and be much healthier in the second half of the year. >> so we're seeing the return of deal-making in the markets. that's one way companies have been using their cash. office depot, officemax. last week heinz, and u.s. air and american airlines. what does that say about the markets and where we are? >> i think it was a measure that confidence is going from low levels to less low levels. there's a lot of cash out there. if you don't have it, you can borrow it. it's pretty cheap. stock prices are not expensive. companies are struggling to grow organically. i think we'll see more of it. >> what about that? bernanke is testifying before the senate next week. what can he say at this point? what are you expecting from that testimony? >> well, i think it needs to give a pep talk to the fiscal policy makers that there's more than one game that can be play the here. and fiscal policy has been awol. i t
i think the first half of this year will suffer a little bit from the tax increases and possibly the spending reductions that are scheduled next week. but i see no reason that it won't take off and be much healthier in the second half of the year. >> so we're seeing the return of deal-making in the markets. that's one way companies have been using their cash. office depot, officemax. last week heinz, and u.s. air and american airlines. what does that say about the markets and where we...
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and in the united states, we have a tax code that is not designed to incent investment, which produces jobs and gdp growth, and hopefully we'll change that soon. >> international priority shipping saw a decline in what you charge per package to ship. what does that tell you about the global economy outside of the u.s.? >> well, i think what people are doing with the price of fuel, and this goes to larry fink's remarks a few moments ago, about the prospects for mexico, as it costs more to move goods, off a the price of fuel, they make price service trade downs, so our economy shipping was growing quite nicely. we simply have to adjust capacity and got a little out of phase with that. but it's not by accident that, again, referencing what larry said a couple years ago, we bought a wonderful company in mexico, which is now a big part of the fedex portfolio, because we believe there's be a lot of near shoring and the nafta trades will be quite strong. >> yeah, i am loving this mexico story. you're investing in mexico as well, really interesting. fred, let me get your take on the tragedy in
and in the united states, we have a tax code that is not designed to incent investment, which produces jobs and gdp growth, and hopefully we'll change that soon. >> international priority shipping saw a decline in what you charge per package to ship. what does that tell you about the global economy outside of the u.s.? >> well, i think what people are doing with the price of fuel, and this goes to larry fink's remarks a few moments ago, about the prospects for mexico, as it costs...
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low cost and tax efficient. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. >>> down 94. were in triple digits earlier. it is february. what does this expect? it is snow and two storms are heading towards the northeast. they may merge and become a doozy beginning friday afternoon. weather channel's paul goodloe is tracking it for us. hi, paul. >> hi, how you doing? you talked about those storms merging. and they will bring the biggest dump of snow we've seen in a year and a half. new york city start with rain as we have two systems. one, a clipper across the midwest bringing detroit and michigan some snow but also the southern snow giving south some rain. they will come together an form a new storm, a nor'easter off-shore. as they do so we will plenty of wind,
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we have a tax on a tax. >> and the ray kelly crime. do you support stop and frisk? >> i do support stop and frisk. >> will you keep kelly on as police commissioner? >> i have said it publicly. if ray doesn't want to stay, hes going to be on the transmission committee to help me find the new police commissioner. >> there ought to be some dignity to the race. surely, surely. let me ask you, anthony weiner, what's he doing in the race? >> look, everybody has an opportunity to run. kwai honest quite honestly, i'm going to focus on only the issues -- >> you could run against him. if that's the case, would you say -- >> no, i'm going to win. >> you wouldn't raise his various sexual ventures? >> the last thing new york needs is a person for mayor who is undisciplined. >> another one running for comptroller is eliot spitzer. different story, i don't know if it's worse but it probably is worse in terms of physically and morally. should he be in the race? >> i think new yorkers should have a voice to vote up and down anyone they want. there's nothing in eliot's background to
we have a tax on a tax. >> and the ray kelly crime. do you support stop and frisk? >> i do support stop and frisk. >> will you keep kelly on as police commissioner? >> i have said it publicly. if ray doesn't want to stay, hes going to be on the transmission committee to help me find the new police commissioner. >> there ought to be some dignity to the race. surely, surely. let me ask you, anthony weiner, what's he doing in the race? >> look, everybody has an...
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i mean, i know there's some back taxes and stuff that are due. can you give me an idea of what you were thinking? >> we were thinking about offering today, trying to get it wrapped up quickly, at 200,000. >> no way. i could-- >> [sighs] >> i could potentially do 250,000. >> 1/4 million is out of the question. that's crazy. >> i don't think you understand the amount of work that this place has to go through before it's even habitable. >> i don't hear you telling him the reasons why, in cash, and the reasons why. quick close. sell him. michael's struggling during the negotiation, but what i do like is that he convinces himself that he has the knowledge and the energy, but he just doesn't have the experience. >> listen, we're doing no financing. cash deal. quick. get it done with. >> listen, i appreciate what you're telling me. i'm just telling you, i can't agree to that. i can agree to 240,000. i cannot agree on anything less. >> we'll do 230,000, and we'll wrap it up today. >> i can't. i can't. >> okay, we'll take the 240,000 deal if you pay the t
i mean, i know there's some back taxes and stuff that are due. can you give me an idea of what you were thinking? >> we were thinking about offering today, trying to get it wrapped up quickly, at 200,000. >> no way. i could-- >> [sighs] >> i could potentially do 250,000. >> 1/4 million is out of the question. that's crazy. >> i don't think you understand the amount of work that this place has to go through before it's even habitable. >> i don't hear you...
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basically, we have the earnings there, it's a tax efficient way to get the funds back to the investors. i -- i have no trouble with earnings being pumped up by buy-backs. many people say that you really should add buy-backs to dividends to get the total cash yield that investors are getting, so neither of those two fronts do i think a bearish case is made. >> i have to ask you, because when we have you on you are undoubtedly a bull and you've been a bull every single time you've appeared on cnbc as far as i can tell. is there anything on the radar that could make you think twice, whether it be economic data corporate earnings anything that could change your bullish outlook? >> well you know and that is -- if yields go up too fast -- >> which would mean what? from what to what? >> well you know, so we're at 215 on the ten-year. i would get worried if it raced all the way up to three on the ten-year. >> within what time period? >> oh, in a period two or three months. i would worry if i saw inflation going up with those yields because then the fed is just -- we're going to have to tighten
basically, we have the earnings there, it's a tax efficient way to get the funds back to the investors. i -- i have no trouble with earnings being pumped up by buy-backs. many people say that you really should add buy-backs to dividends to get the total cash yield that investors are getting, so neither of those two fronts do i think a bearish case is made. >> i have to ask you, because when we have you on you are undoubtedly a bull and you've been a bull every single time you've appeared...
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larly, i would say have the debate about taxes and spending. don't hold the american people hostage, their safety, their convenience, to try to score a political point i have no explanation for what's happening here. incidentally, the amount of money if faa has is more than currently is more than what the president requested in his budget. >> right. >> there is no reason for this except a political effort to try to congress to do something that the president wants us to do. the sad thing is americans shouldn't pay the price for. the last five years, they've had gigantic budget increases. we all know get let me ask you to summarize this thing, is there going to be a deal, is there going to be a deal that somehow gives the department of transportation or specifically if faa more liberalization, more flexibility. how do you read this? the head of the airlines is getting angry. they say there is no cooperation between the faa and major air carriers? how does this end up and when does this end up? >> first of all, they don't need additional authorit
larly, i would say have the debate about taxes and spending. don't hold the american people hostage, their safety, their convenience, to try to score a political point i have no explanation for what's happening here. incidentally, the amount of money if faa has is more than currently is more than what the president requested in his budget. >> right. >> there is no reason for this except a political effort to try to congress to do something that the president wants us to do. the sad...
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how are you with taxes? [ laughs ] [ counselor ] and for even more cleaning power, try cascade platinum. [ laughs ] (voseeker of the sublime.ro. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like a pro. >> okay, guys. i put these numbers together for next year. i think our growth next year is gonna be tremendous. i am projecting probably about 35% to 50% growth next year. >> so you think we can do almost $4 million next year? >> i-i believe we can. the company, in this next year, looks like it's gonna grow by leaps and bounds. >> i know richard's numbers are conservative, and this is an exciting time for mr. green tea. the factory is scheduled to open in the next 90 days, and the co-packer will be gone, which wi
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higher ta tax rate to 15% from 10. and governor wanted more funds dedicated to addiction services. those additions are expected to happen, and it should pass being the third state with nevada and delaware allowing gambling on-line. the companies would be based in new jersey too. that means gambling revenue as well as jobs would come into the state. you know how gambling has been a big way it get revenue in the tight times of state budgets. also, out of state gamblers could be allowed to do this as well. if they are on state allowed gambling. right now there is only two others. on the stock side, take a look at these names here. according to the wall street journal, they signed deals to service the industry. in new jersey. they traded in london but had huge days, bwin almost 15 times its average daily volume. i want to point out people, this legislation has nothing to do with sports betting. new jersey is moving ahead with that as well but can't start doing it until or unless they settle a lawsuit with major sports and ncaa. with the thing with on-line betti betting, they are in ear
higher ta tax rate to 15% from 10. and governor wanted more funds dedicated to addiction services. those additions are expected to happen, and it should pass being the third state with nevada and delaware allowing gambling on-line. the companies would be based in new jersey too. that means gambling revenue as well as jobs would come into the state. you know how gambling has been a big way it get revenue in the tight times of state budgets. also, out of state gamblers could be allowed to do this...
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plus, you think our taxes in the u.s. are bad? wait until you hear about the 100% tax rate. no joke. we will tell you where it is when power lunch continues. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bright minds. invested in the world. bny mellon. >> let's get an update on the markets. we have come back a little bit. we are almost back to the unchanged level. >> he is a dove and a voting member. he said bond purchases will continue until substantial improvement in the labor market. i don't think they see it yet. take a look at the dow jones. on a typical day the dow industrial moves about 125 points. options exploration. there is a lot of shorts in gold. remember the obama administration approved a big texas export. you can own these stocks in that exchange traded fund. will get their earnings report. lowe's was. these stocks have had huge runs. >> bob. thank you so
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tax efficient and low cost building blocks to help you keep more of what you earn. call your advisor. visit ishares.com. ishares. yeah, ishares. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto-insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before o
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cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. uld get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things,
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and this is an entirely tax-payer fueled entity. >> eamon, you know the answer to that. the way that the u.s. army can say, we don't have operatives in south america. they didn't but they were paying mercenaries to be down there. >> yeah, look, a lot of this is is done in a very hidden way. very merurky world. we had so sift through record to find the corporate structure to find out the global strategies group for example, registered in luxembourg, not england. there are subsidiaries of sun sid arearies. it is hard to keep track of them and they are easily lost in the shuffle. that might be an advantage, right, if you're in the intelligence game? >> sounds fascinating and for fewers, can you read eamon's full report on cnbc.com. >> let's get a storm-related market flash from josh lipton. >> hey, brian. down day but there are names in the green and one of them is the generator maker, generac. they got a bounce from hurricane sandy and it is up again ahead of the storm barreling towards us here in the northeast. generac up just about 1%. >> thanks. now the fashion police,
and this is an entirely tax-payer fueled entity. >> eamon, you know the answer to that. the way that the u.s. army can say, we don't have operatives in south america. they didn't but they were paying mercenaries to be down there. >> yeah, look, a lot of this is is done in a very hidden way. very merurky world. we had so sift through record to find the corporate structure to find out the global strategies group for example, registered in luxembourg, not england. there are...
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cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >>> melissa lee's getting ready to embark on a new journey into the unknown. it's something they didn't teach her at harvard and we're not quite sure whether she can handle it. her special announcement monday. >> i almost forgot that i had to do that thing on monday. >> what are you doing? >> i can't say. >> have you ever done it before? >> never done it before ever. never done it before ever. i didn't want to do it, but now -- >>
cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living...
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. >>> taxing matters or maybe not? do high state taxes chase away millionaires? some new stats are casting doubt on that. robert frank joins with us eye-opening details. >>> plus, take a look at this chart. we've already hit it but bitcoin breaking through the $1,000 mark. it has nearly quadrupled this month. will this end badly? how can it not? or will the doubters be proven wron or at least won over for the time being? we'll try to answer these questions. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ jane wells has been talking to consumers all day in huntington beach, california. she join
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transportation taxes. all of it is hitting a the same time. not just 2% increase. we are seeing as much as 5% increase for some households. that is coming on top of these gas prices at their highest they have ever paid for this kind of year. >> and you are going to see because of sandy, in my opinion, you are going to see all these insurance companies now have a legitimate reasons to increase their preem premiums. when you increase a premium on homes, on cars, all of these two things, oh, my god. are you kidding me? >> so let's take the turn here a little bit, suze. if you think that the -- that rising gas prices, higher payroll taxes and other expenses filtering into the economy and affect consumers. then ultimately doesn't that translate somehow into lower profits for corporations as they have to spend more? and maybe lower stock prices? is that part of this? >> yes. i was saying i think it could eventually affect earnings of the companies and people buy stock, last time i checked, based on the projected
transportation taxes. all of it is hitting a the same time. not just 2% increase. we are seeing as much as 5% increase for some households. that is coming on top of these gas prices at their highest they have ever paid for this kind of year. >> and you are going to see because of sandy, in my opinion, you are going to see all these insurance companies now have a legitimate reasons to increase their preem premiums. when you increase a premium on homes, on cars, all of these two things, oh,...
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do i go here or do i go target here with the payroll tax? >> so, costco, small business owners, the one very interesting with costco and the real change in their strategy is twofold. one, more smaller markets where they haven't bfrn before. they are getting much greater signups and that goes straight to the bottom line. second part is going more internationally and that's much higher margin, because there's not competition. my bet would be on costco. >> deborah, great to speak with you. >> thanks, happy new year. >> tim, in the retail space, your name? >> the names i'm worried about, things like target, people have been looking at as defensive here and target had some issues with how they handled their markdowns. they marked down kind of a luxury line they were pitching, actually before christmas, then marked it down after christmas and were cutting their margins so they are losing money. it's the places where people have been defensive. i liked walmart going into the holiday season and they did not perform in a way that people expected them
do i go here or do i go target here with the payroll tax? >> so, costco, small business owners, the one very interesting with costco and the real change in their strategy is twofold. one, more smaller markets where they haven't bfrn before. they are getting much greater signups and that goes straight to the bottom line. second part is going more internationally and that's much higher margin, because there's not competition. my bet would be on costco. >> deborah, great to speak with...
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that is that lower household income consumer is definitely impacted by the payroll tax. so they're making harder decisions. do i buy gasoline in my tank, food on my table or shoes for my kid. >> that trade off, at the same time, you feel confident enough to be hired. >> listen, for what it's worth, the macy's product is really aspirational to a lot of those cu customers and so, we sit in that place where as i said, we are the largest seller of almost every brand that you could name in the apparel industry or footwear industry, so we have that aspirational part of our business. >> this footwear industry is curious for me. nike just wrote a good quarter. finish line. these stores treasure ground. do you feel that confident that you're going to let their sales people into your atmosphere? >> it's working. my out of the box is very, very good. we did not do a very good job with athletic footwear for men and women. zero with kids. part of it was the better relationships. we just didn't have it with nike. we were an afterthaukt. we never got the best sellers until late. that w
that is that lower household income consumer is definitely impacted by the payroll tax. so they're making harder decisions. do i buy gasoline in my tank, food on my table or shoes for my kid. >> that trade off, at the same time, you feel confident enough to be hired. >> listen, for what it's worth, the macy's product is really aspirational to a lot of those cu customers and so, we sit in that place where as i said, we are the largest seller of almost every brand that you could name...
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the exchanges and the tax credit came up. and at the same time, there were a series of -- of insurance reforms that went into effect. and in some parts of the country, where they hadn't really leveled the playing field on some of those premiums, you are seeing sticker shock. in other parts of the country, it's more than normal increase in rates. but at the end of the day, this is the first year. we negotiated with the health plans hard. but at the end of the day, we don't know what the total take up is going to be and what it's going to look like. the real question isn't this year's rates. it's going to be next year's rates and the year after that. and that's going to be more about right now we just play this game between premiums, deductibles and co-payments. you want low premiums? charge high deductibles. you just move the money around. the real question is how people get their care. for that, the pieces of the aca that are in place around customer support, consumer support, and data and analytics, our ability to really loo
the exchanges and the tax credit came up. and at the same time, there were a series of -- of insurance reforms that went into effect. and in some parts of the country, where they hadn't really leveled the playing field on some of those premiums, you are seeing sticker shock. in other parts of the country, it's more than normal increase in rates. but at the end of the day, this is the first year. we negotiated with the health plans hard. but at the end of the day, we don't know what the total...
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. $5800 a year in taxes. four bedrooms, two baths, $2100 in taxes. >> it is tudor style. i think everyone was moving west and they got to the mississippi river and said i think this is a good place to stop. it's a beautiful home. we have got a lot of basement space. this one has been nicely updated. we have had more rain than seattle in the past month. it's still hot and we're excited about that and people are smiling and fooling great. >> 1.195 million. six beds, three full, two and a half. this must be a show piece. this is in the neighborhood called lowery hill. one of the titans in industry. i think he would be excited to see how well the home is maintained. it was built in 1906. a grand staircase. sitting rooms and it's a gorgeous house with a little of everything. >> that really looks beautiful. all freshly redone. thank you very much. move to minneapolis. 1.195 goes a long way. kayla, down to you. >> thanks. [ female announcer ] there's one thing dave's always wanted to do when he retires -- keep working, but for himself. so as his financial advisor, i took a look
. $5800 a year in taxes. four bedrooms, two baths, $2100 in taxes. >> it is tudor style. i think everyone was moving west and they got to the mississippi river and said i think this is a good place to stop. it's a beautiful home. we have got a lot of basement space. this one has been nicely updated. we have had more rain than seattle in the past month. it's still hot and we're excited about that and people are smiling and fooling great. >> 1.195 million. six beds, three full, two...
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. >> and the tax increases like payroll tax, mean that people put less into 401(k)s because they need more to live on and spend, et cetera? >> good point. though we haven't seen that. people are contributing about 8% of pay along with employer contributions which is about 4%. so we see that on average people are contributing about 12% of their pay. that's pretty steady over the past, you know, five to six years. that hasn't changed. even though there was a lot of market volatility. for the most part, many people stayed the course and stayed in plan. >> thank very much for those stats. >> welcome. >> we are kicking off a new segment today called nerd alert. >> let's get those nerds! >> nerds! >> nerds! >> there is no transition to this. steve liesman is here. do not take offense to that. we will use that for many other different people, including our shelves. i want you to know that, but do you have something that is perfect. tax data. >> yeah. >> gdp data. >> right. >> and they are related. >> yes, they are. >> and we all wear make-up. >> and designer clothes. i appreciate -- >> and w
. >> and the tax increases like payroll tax, mean that people put less into 401(k)s because they need more to live on and spend, et cetera? >> good point. though we haven't seen that. people are contributing about 8% of pay along with employer contributions which is about 4%. so we see that on average people are contributing about 12% of their pay. that's pretty steady over the past, you know, five to six years. that hasn't changed. even though there was a lot of market volatility....
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they're going to bring the deferred tax asset back on. the book value is going to be substantially higher. >> you know, it's interesting, if we can throw up yet again the intraday chart there of the stock. that's what happens i guess when you have one of the top producing hedge fund managers come on and talk about a stock, which has just absolutely popped on this conversation. guys, what -- >> we talk about these housing and home builders all the time. >> love them. i agree with you. i think beazer's probably one with the most oomph right now. how about the materials space. do you get involved with that? if you're talking about housing, do you look at the materials? the xlb has been extremely active in the options world. just the last couple of days. and we're seeing that move to the upside as well. >> yeah, we actually look at the building supply companies. with commodities coming back off globally, that's a cost of goods sold for these eyes. their cost of items is actually lower now. we think the profitability on some building supply co
they're going to bring the deferred tax asset back on. the book value is going to be substantially higher. >> you know, it's interesting, if we can throw up yet again the intraday chart there of the stock. that's what happens i guess when you have one of the top producing hedge fund managers come on and talk about a stock, which has just absolutely popped on this conversation. guys, what -- >> we talk about these housing and home builders all the time. >> love them. i agree...
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fewer people filed tax returns or through h&r block. look at that. bad news maybe not as bad as some thought. >> great year. spectrum communications. sprg. >> every day we try to find a name we haven't found. >> or can't pronounce. >> maybe they had a different name in the past. semiconductor company looking fabulous. up to buy from hold. target goes from 23 to 24. spreadtrum,'prd, small cap mover of the day. >> web.com group, wwww. >> it's not webmd. it's web.com. main registration. >> like a go daddy. >> as far as i understand it. >> got it. >> not to the consumer. provided web service, blah, blah, blah, registration, investor meeting. raising target on www to 28 from 24. they see accelerating rev now for web.com. >> sell gene and gilia. >> upgrading c. lgen from 140. gilead from buy to hole. likes evaluation. celgene presented positive data. cramer has love it as well. >> i thought i talked fast. you are good. >> i don't want to. i have to do. like the micromachines guy. >> breathe. supreme court handing down a big rule on human gene patents. bert
fewer people filed tax returns or through h&r block. look at that. bad news maybe not as bad as some thought. >> great year. spectrum communications. sprg. >> every day we try to find a name we haven't found. >> or can't pronounce. >> maybe they had a different name in the past. semiconductor company looking fabulous. up to buy from hold. target goes from 23 to 24. spreadtrum,'prd, small cap mover of the day. >> web.com group, wwww. >> it's not webmd....
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the city wants more than $50 million in fines and unpaid taxes. and hewlett-packard is cutting more jobs. the pc giant plans to get rid of 34,000 positions by the end of fiscal 2014. that's up from its original estimate of 29,000. >>> in the meantime speaking of tech jobs, there could be another hiring boom in silicon valley next year. josh lipton is in san jose with more on that. over to you, josh. >> yeah, simon. if you have a degree in computer science or electrical engineering there might be a job waiting for you in the new year. 2014, is shaping up to be a big year for high-tech hiring. global i.t. spending will grow 5% in 2014 to $2.1 trillion according to idc. tech employers, they are feeling more confident about adding new employees to their payrolls. dice.com, a tech job site, recently conducted a survey of tech focused hiring managers and recruiters, 73% say they plan to hire more technology pros in the six months ahead and seems to be more security in the work place when it comes to tech. most hiring managers aren't plan og on any layof
the city wants more than $50 million in fines and unpaid taxes. and hewlett-packard is cutting more jobs. the pc giant plans to get rid of 34,000 positions by the end of fiscal 2014. that's up from its original estimate of 29,000. >>> in the meantime speaking of tech jobs, there could be another hiring boom in silicon valley next year. josh lipton is in san jose with more on that. over to you, josh. >> yeah, simon. if you have a degree in computer science or electrical...
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this may be the most dangerous tax season ever. our senior correspondent scott is on the case for us. hi, scott. >> hi, sue. dangerous. irs about to start electronic filing season and we will tell you why this tax season could be your worst nightmare and what the irs is or isn't doing. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common sense. it's part of what you slove about her.essing. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready
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. >> former girl, the big issue, the big news today is they are facing a tax bill in india. people are saying they could be $3.5 billion. it's the cost of doing business in india. if you look at what they have done, and focusing on their core, this company will be profitable again and i think you can own it again. >> pop here for cbs. >> even though cvs was already the biggest, size does matter. they love this deal. these guys have been doing everything right for a few years. >> pop here for facebook. >> i was really surprised it reached the $48 level. you have an instagram event. i think the stock wants to trade up to levels it saw before. >> and we have a pop for cabbies. a pair of photographerers are being hailed for creating a pin-up calendar of new york city drivers. proceeds will benefit a charity on the lower east side. >> this is going to be bad. that last guy lying down without a shirt on? mark cubanish about it. he looked just like him. just saying. back to our cnbc exclusive now. the play book for 2014. he's a hedge fund manager. david, good to have you back. what
. >> former girl, the big issue, the big news today is they are facing a tax bill in india. people are saying they could be $3.5 billion. it's the cost of doing business in india. if you look at what they have done, and focusing on their core, this company will be profitable again and i think you can own it again. >> pop here for cbs. >> even though cvs was already the biggest, size does matter. they love this deal. these guys have been doing everything right for a few years....
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. >> -- on property taxes. the question is, how many issues out there could dog him and is he too moderate for the republican party? >> those are all interesting questions. on the tax question, he's going to get hit by the fact that he promised to lower property taxes in new jersey and hasn't done that. he restrained the growth of property taxes. >> do you think he's going to get hit with -- >> being a tax razor who is not hard enough on fiscal issues. certainly not on social issue. he's going to get hit from the right. i think he can play nationally. if he goes against hillary clinton, that would be an interesting base. >> now, the rules in new jersey are very complicated. you can't go raise money from wall street without getting out of his job first. >> exactly. which is one of the reasons he didn't get on the ticket with romney. >> when would you have to make that decision? >> presumably, if he wants to raise a lot of money from wall street going into 2015, he would have to make it sometime early 2015 i woul
. >> -- on property taxes. the question is, how many issues out there could dog him and is he too moderate for the republican party? >> those are all interesting questions. on the tax question, he's going to get hit by the fact that he promised to lower property taxes in new jersey and hasn't done that. he restrained the growth of property taxes. >> do you think he's going to get hit with -- >> being a tax razor who is not hard enough on fiscal issues. certainly not on...
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and it was a tax shelter. so that's much more important than the sort of interest rate return that you might get. and these places just don't have strong banking authorities, that's the most important thing. >> hey, rich, do you think any of these really lost any money? there were stories of jets pulling up all week last week. it's all a little cozy relationship with russia, but do you think they lost any money? >> that's a great question. look, we all knew, or people who watched cyprus knew they had a long-term issue here. and there were reports of private jets coming in. but there was still a lot of russian cash that was in cyprus, you know, at the time of the blowout. so i think a lot of russians did take their money out, i think that's one reason we're seeing russians buy so much real estate in the united states. some of that money whether it was going to $88 million apartments in new york, i think some of that money came out of cyprus and people took it out in time. >> the russians are mad, right? they're
and it was a tax shelter. so that's much more important than the sort of interest rate return that you might get. and these places just don't have strong banking authorities, that's the most important thing. >> hey, rich, do you think any of these really lost any money? there were stories of jets pulling up all week last week. it's all a little cozy relationship with russia, but do you think they lost any money? >> that's a great question. look, we all knew, or people who watched...
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taxes. obama care tax hikes kicked in, capital gains, dividend, investment tax rates and yet none of this seemed to have affected the stock market. >> well, i mean, larry what happens is that the bottom line is earnings is still growing. people don't have the best place to put their money right now, a little more risk, put it in the stock market. you know, really, they don't have much choice. put it in something that will pay you less than 1% or a little above zero like in a savings account or put it in the market where there's opportunity to the make even if it's only 4% or 5% you'll do better than in a money market or bonds. it's still the only game in town. >> i think profits are the mother's milk of stocks and i basically agree with what peter costa said. as long as profits are rising that's very healthy for stocks. question to you, ace forecaster that you are, will profits continue to rise? >> i think so. as a matter of fact we're looking at s&p 500 earnings to go from $110 to $120 next
taxes. obama care tax hikes kicked in, capital gains, dividend, investment tax rates and yet none of this seemed to have affected the stock market. >> well, i mean, larry what happens is that the bottom line is earnings is still growing. people don't have the best place to put their money right now, a little more risk, put it in the stock market. you know, really, they don't have much choice. put it in something that will pay you less than 1% or a little above zero like in a savings...
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corporate tax reform would be a tremendous booster rocket. take that corporate rate, state and federal, from 40% down to 25%. make the small llc s corp.s eligible for the same 25%, and repaid riate all that money. we'll come back later and talk about stocks. there is so much money overseas, it is unbelievable. and we could use some of it here if you had some tax advantages instead of penalties. anyway, i told you i was a supply sider. there's nothing i can do about it. thanks to awful you. you're going to be coming back later in the show to refocus on the stock market rally, which is awesome. but next up on "kudlow," this was a big week of change in washington. the old guard of the republican party seems to have lost its authority and maybe its mind. now the young guns in the party are taking center stage. who are these new stars? we're going to fill in the blanks just ahead. please don't forget free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. it is business, not the government or the federal reserve that ultimately creates those jobs.
corporate tax reform would be a tremendous booster rocket. take that corporate rate, state and federal, from 40% down to 25%. make the small llc s corp.s eligible for the same 25%, and repaid riate all that money. we'll come back later and talk about stocks. there is so much money overseas, it is unbelievable. and we could use some of it here if you had some tax advantages instead of penalties. anyway, i told you i was a supply sider. there's nothing i can do about it. thanks to awful you....
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benefit from the tax savings now still occurs at the time the tax is paid. some wage earners do increase their exemptions to improve their monthly cash flow. >> right. >> and they could do the same thing. don't get me wrong, fred. i love the tax deduction. i'm in the range where i get the most benefit, and i don't want it to go away, and tax expenditures in general are about 20% of our national budget, and there's a lot of place to look to eliminate tax expenditures. on the mortgage market, i hope that you're not right in that i hope it does not devastate the housing market. we need the recovery. >> i mean, is the market that vulnerable? i mean, you know, for the last several months, all we've been talking about is how strong the recovery has been, probably the best part of the economic recovery overall. is it that fragile that taking away a housing deduction will make that big of an impact? >> you think it is, fred? >> oh, absolutely. psychologically, in addition to the realities of it. you're trying to tell every real estate agent and every buyer, okay, th
benefit from the tax savings now still occurs at the time the tax is paid. some wage earners do increase their exemptions to improve their monthly cash flow. >> right. >> and they could do the same thing. don't get me wrong, fred. i love the tax deduction. i'm in the range where i get the most benefit, and i don't want it to go away, and tax expenditures in general are about 20% of our national budget, and there's a lot of place to look to eliminate tax expenditures. on the mortgage...
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tax laws advises them to keep it in low tax jurisdictions. if those incentives are removed, money will go back to the u.s. and from the firm viewpoint there is a trade-off, because they don't pay taxes in short-term, or pay less taxes by using the incentives in the law, but they can use the money productively at home where they need it. so were the money to come back, i think it would be very dollar positive not because of the currency impact, because it would allow the firms to use their capital better. >> okay. okay. and angel gurria was speaking here 15 minutes ago on the channel, his viewpoints, some agree, some disagree. which camp are you in with regards to -- >> i suspect he's providing a minority view in the room, possibly only with the uk -- with the u.s. on his side. if you're in an emerging country, you're already in the cyclical slowdown and structural weaknesses are being revealed in many emerging economies. and on top of that, you had the backing up of long-term interest rates which you certainly did not need right now. and i th
tax laws advises them to keep it in low tax jurisdictions. if those incentives are removed, money will go back to the u.s. and from the firm viewpoint there is a trade-off, because they don't pay taxes in short-term, or pay less taxes by using the incentives in the law, but they can use the money productively at home where they need it. so were the money to come back, i think it would be very dollar positive not because of the currency impact, because it would allow the firms to use their...
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i didn't like the tax hike. i never like tax hikes. i'm a flat tax guy. wh but what is done is done. let's leave it alone and go to corporate tax reform. you should have heard these ceos. that's what they are talking about. that includes oil put it to you michael steele repatriating a couple million dollars that's sitting overseas. that's where the customers are. when they bring the money back they shouldn't have to pay a penalty. >> incentivize them to bring the money home, baby. >> you buy into that -- >> that flood opens up a whole lot of gates here. >> free investment money. >> i'm in favor of amnesty for those trillions and bringing them home and in favor of immigration reform. authors consistent positions. >> i'm in favor of immigration reform. >> not you but some of my friend on the republican side. >> the right kind of immigration reform. >> amnesty for everyone. >> candice miller you were great to help us out. did he get testy. why did he say to the abc interviewers that maybe there's just too many political gaps to make a deal. do you think he c
i didn't like the tax hike. i never like tax hikes. i'm a flat tax guy. wh but what is done is done. let's leave it alone and go to corporate tax reform. you should have heard these ceos. that's what they are talking about. that includes oil put it to you michael steele repatriating a couple million dollars that's sitting overseas. that's where the customers are. when they bring the money back they shouldn't have to pay a penalty. >> incentivize them to bring the money home, baby....